Neon Object Storage beta is free for all users

Neon announced that Neon Object Storage is in beta and currently available to all users free of charge during the beta period. The service is an S3-compatible object store integrated with Neon’s Postgres platform, and Neon says stored files follow the same branch-aware workflow as databases: creating a child branch can inherit buckets and objects from the parent state. This is a useful current offer for developers who want to test branchable application storage without a separate Object Storage fee while the beta remains active. Access requires using Neon and the feature remains a beta, so it should not be treated as a permanent free tier or a guaranteed production SLA. Open Neon’s official announcement, follow the product setup guidance and confirm the live beta terms before starting a workload, because availability, limits and future pricing may change when the feature moves toward general availability.